Coleen Nolan's son Shane Richie Jr changes name to Nolan to support mum

Many in the media wanted to talk to Christopher Krebs, the nation’s former top cybersecurity official, when he disputed President Trump’s unproven allegations of voter fraud. But his name appears to come up less frequently now that his former agency is being scrutinized in the wake of an apparent Russian cyber attack that began in March but was only publicly revealed this week.

Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin of Illinois called the alleged Russian-backed hack of government agencies and corporations "virtually a declaration of war," according to a report.

Watch: Coleen Nolan admits her own cancer fearsColeen Nolan has admitted panicking she will get breast cancer, after three of her sisters have been diagnosed with the disease. TheLoose Womenstar’s elder sister Bernie Nolan died aged 52 after battling breast cancer and this year her sister Anne Nolan, 69, was also diagnosed with the disease on the same day sister Linda Nolan, 61, learned her own cancer had returned.

season 8 couple Brandon and Julia are opening up about his much-talked-about relationship with his parents.

season 8 premiered Sunday on TLC, introducing brand new couples, including standouts Brandon and Julia.Brandon is 27 years old and from Dinwiddie, Virginia, and is engaged to 26-year-old Julia, who is from Krasnodar in Russia. Brandon works as a pest control technician, but he also lives with his parents and helps them with their farm and their dog breeding business.

90 Day Fiancé took an uncomfortable turn when Brandon and his parents had a candid chat about practicing safe sex with his fiancée, Julia.During the Sunday, December 6, episode, Brandon and his parents were gearing up for Julia’s arrival from Russia.

Tenet, Christopher Nolan's latest outing was a huge talking point in 2020, as it was amongst the highly-awaited movies of the year. Starring an eclectic cast featuring John David Washington, Robert Pattinson, Elizabeth Debicki, Kenneth Branagh and our very own Dimple Kapadia, Nolan once again plays Russian Roulette with 'time' as the key element.

Damon Wise Russian director Victor Kossakovsky returned to documentary festival IDFA – where he has been a frequent guest, and won awards with “Pavel and Lyalya” and “Belovy” – with “Gunda,” a film that made a statement in more ways than one. Shot entirely in black and white, without voiceover or music, it documents the life and times of a pig named Gunda and the piglets she raises on an unnamed farm somewhere—a scenario that does not end well for either pigs or audience.

Kaleem Aftab Inspiration can strike at any time, but for first-time director Natalija Yefimkina it came from an unlikely source. “In the garage, I found everything,” says the 37-year-old, a Russian-speaking Ukrainian now based in Germany.